By March, the WHO predicts 700,000 more COVID-19 deaths in Europe

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By March, 700,000 additional Covid fatalities might occur in Europe.

The World Health Organization has warned that 700,000 more people might die of Covid-19 in Europe and a few Asian regions by March, despite the fact that the death toll in 53 European nations has already surpassed 1.5 million.

The WHO on Tuesday declared Covid to be the leading cause of mortality in Europe, predicting that, based on current trends, cumulative recorded fatalities will exceed 2.2 million by spring next year, according to the BBC.

According to the WHO, the high transmission rates in Europe are due to a large population of unvaccinated persons and the spread of the Delta type.

After a number of nations, including France, Germany, and Greece, proposed making booster doses a requirement for persons to be deemed fully vaccinated, the WHO issued its evaluation.

Europe has recorded 71,183,312 Covid-19 cases and 1,388,780 fatalities, according to statistics published by worldometer.

Source: msn.com 

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